Ipiranga Brazilian Oil Company Opens Selection Process for Recent Graduates; Job Vacancies in RJ with Hiring in July!

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Published on 18/05/2021 at 14:08

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The Master Trade Program of the Brazilian Oil Company Ipiranga Has Many Job Openings for Recent Graduates in RJ. Hiring in July!

The Brazilian Oil Company Ipiranga, one of the largest Brazilian fuel distribution companies, opens job openings in RJ for candidates who are recent graduates with a higher education degree. Ipiranga offers competitive salaries and benefits. Check below how to submit your resume!

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Candidates who pass the recruitment and selection process of the Brazilian Oil Company Ipiranga for the positions in its Master Trade Program will join the company in July 2021, and will work in the areas of commercial, technology, innovation and new business, sustainability, planning and finance, and operations.

Benefits: The Ipiranga program offers positions with competitive salaries, profit sharing, private pension, flexible hours, partial home office, and health insurance.

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To Participate in the Program Positions, Candidates Must Meet the Requirements Listed Below:

Completed higher education (Bachelor’s or Licentiate) with 03 to 05 years of graduation in the following courses: engineering, agronomy, administration, economics, mathematics, physics, chemistry, statistics, and related fields;
Fluency in English;
Professional experience in supply chain, logistics, foreign trade, or financial markets;
Willingness to relocate and travel as the program will be in Rio de Janeiro;
Desirable: experience in trading or trading intelligence

IMPORTANT: Ipiranga informs that the listed requirements are essential to start the analysis of your resume based on the desired profile for participation in the program. Keep in mind that meeting these requirements does not guarantee your approval for the next phase!

Registration: To apply for job openings in RJ and participate in the recruitment and selection of the Brazilian Oil Company Ipiranga, just access the program website of the leader in fuel distribution, and complete your registration.

Remember: the selection of candidates will be done 100% online. The registration period will extend until July 6, 2021, don’t miss the application deadline!

Ipiranga Brazilian Oil Company Opens Selection Process for Recent Graduates; Job Vacancies in RJ with Hiring in July!

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